Vintage Midcentury Scandia Dinner Plates by Edwin Knowles circa 1950s-1960s - Set of Four orange leaves There are three small black

There are three small black dots near the rose bouquet

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- Rose Bouquet pattern

Enhanced with a gold stripe and lacy gold filigree around the rim this pattern combines aristocratic elegance with country charm easily making it the shimmering star of any outdoor dining affair

Vintage Midcentury Scandia Dinner Plates by Edwin Knowles circa 1950s-1960s - Set of Four orange leaves There are three small black" Scandia a delightful Swedish style floral pattern" (from a 1960 newspaper advertisement) {HISTORY} Just the kind of floral arrangement that will turn your tabletop into a garden bouquet, this pretty set of vintage midcentury dinner plates was made by Edwin Knowles between the 1950s and 1960s. The pattern is called Scandia and features an array of colorful botanicals in pink, blue, yellow, green, and purple shades with accents of teal, brown and